Business Process & Workflow
Two new AI capabilities - Agent Studio and AI Document Centre - have reached significant milestones on the Appian Platform, with implications for organisations managing document-intensive compliance and operational workflows.
Automation Anywhere has launched two pre-built agentic AI suites targeting whole IT and finance functions. The company pitches them as a route past the stalled pilot phase plaguing much enterprise AI investment.
A new integration between the PIQNIC document management system and Microsoft 365 gives organisations a smarter way to manage documents, emails, versions, metadata, compliance and business processes, according to the NZ-based developer.
The Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) concedes adoption of standards remains “sporadic” more than two decades after foundational digital health work began in Australia but claims a new framework will drive uptake.
Document automation vendor Affinda has launched an AI agent that builds end-to-end document workflows through a single natural language conversation. The Melbourne-headquartered firm claims it can compress configuration cycles that previously took six to nine months.
Automation Anywhere has unveiled new platform capabilities for orchestrating AI agents, automations and human workers within a single governed enterprise process.
A new alliance between document processing companies ParaScript and ABBYY brings handwriting recognition and fraud detection capabilities into ABBYY's established optical character recognition (OCR) and intelligent document processing (IDP) platform.
SAP has used its Sapphire conference in Orlando to position itself as a business AI company rather than an enterprise software vendor, unveiling what it calls the Autonomous Enterprise alongside a unified AI platform, a portfolio of more than 200 agents and a €100 million fund for partner-led deployments.
Engineering teams running AI agents in production have a new way to see what those agents are actually doing, after observability vendor Honeycomb introduced a set of agent-focused features built on OpenTelemetry standards rather than proprietary SDKs.
ServiceNow used its annual Knowledge 2026 conference in Las Vegas on 5 May 2026 to announce a sweeping expansion of its AI platform, positioning the company as the central governance and execution layer for all enterprise AI agents - regardless of vendor.
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